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While on assignment in the South of France in the summer of 1948, Robert Capa, who had met Picasso’s partner Francoise Gilot in Paris in 1945, spent time with the couple and their children on the Cote D’Azur. “Capa was a friend, so it was not formal at all,” Gilot said of the photographs Capa took of them at the time - Picasso playing in the sand on the beach with his son, dutifully carrying a shade over Gilot’s head, a side of the artist that had seldom been seen. The tender portraits caught up-close by Capa show Picasso as a barefoot, footloose father, enjoying life’s simple pleasures. Capa shows us Picasso not as a great artist, but simply as a man. They remain among the most memorable pictures of Picasso, and part of the myth that persists today.
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In a new feature on magnumphotos.com, we explore the role photography played in creating the narrative that would propel Picasso to prosperity. Link in bio.
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PHOTO: Pablo Picasso with Françoise Gilot and his nephew Javier Vilato, on the beach. Golfe-Juan, France. August 1948
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